to keep from
Pronunciation
/kˈiːp fɹʌm/
British pronunciation
/kˈiːp fɹɒm/

Definition & Meaning of "keep from"in English

to keep from
[phrase form: keep]
01

to prevent someone from engaging in a specific activity

to keep from definition and meaning
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The heavy rain kept us from going on our planned outdoor hike.
Please do n't let me keep you from your appointment; I can come back later.
02

to refrain from sharing information with someone

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I think we ought to keep the truth from him until he's better to avoid causing more stress.
They do n't keep anything from each other, sharing all their thoughts and feelings.
03

to prevent a specific emotion, expression, or characteristic from having an impact on a particular situation

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She tried to keep her frustration from affecting her performance in the meeting.
Despite the challenges, he managed to keep his fear from impacting his decision-making.
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